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Title:
Freedom and Fear in Hong Kong Media
Zhiwu Chen (Professor of Finance, Yale School of Management and Author of Media, Law and Markets)
Zhengguo Kang (Senior Lector Emeritus of East Asian Languages & Literatures, Yale University and Author of Confessions: An Innocent Life in Communist China)
Thomas Kellogg (Program Director at Open Society Foundations and former Senior Fellow, China Law Center, Yale Law School)
Shirley Yam (Vice-Chairperson, Hong Kong Journalists, Association and Columnist, South China Morning Post)
Moderator
Deborah Davis (Professor of Sociology, Yale University)
April 25, 2014 (HK Time)
April 24, 2014 (US Eastern Standard Time)
00:00 am (HK Time)
12:00 pm (US Eastern Standard Time)
Language:
English
Enquiry:
The ouster and subsequent stabbing attack on Ming Pao Daily News ex-Chief Editor Kevin Lau have drawn protestors into Hong Kong’s streets and put a global spotlight on the future of the city’s autonomy and press freedoms under “One Country, Two Systems.” Please join our Panel Discussion on the past, present, and future of Hong Kong’s Chineselanguage media and its role in Greater China’s economic and cultural life.
